Do you have a real life breathtaking romantic event fit for a Hollywood movie?
Ah yes, those breathtaking and sigh enducing romantic movie scenes that would forever linger in our memories. Do you have one or more than a few happenings in your life that would perfectly fit into an unforgettable romantic Hollywood film? It doesn’t have to be a big grand event like Leonardo with Kate together on the Titanic’s bow. It could be something smaller yet still very romantic, whether it’s funny or bittersweet.
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Yes I do! Quite a few! :)
Oh yes……. romance is wonderful when it happens, makes you feel like your on cloud nine.
Midnight with my boyfriend on one of the bridges overlooking the Thames in London. A busker was playing the theme from Love Story. It’s a very strong memory for me.
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Possibly. Upon the encouragement of my starry-eyed girlfriends, the two of us started a blog that tells our tale. We took turns posting descriptions from our personal perspectives. We figured it would be a source for recalling the details of how it came about when our memories start to fail. I suppose it could be made into a movie, although neither of us would want that.
A friend went to London on business and bought a ticket for the theater. When he was shown to his seat, a beautiful blond was sitting in it. Oddly, and very unusual, the box office sold the same seat twice.
My friend took another seat and invited the blond interloper for a drink at intermission. They have been married for almost 30 years.
Yes. It’s how I met one of my bf’s. In a nightclub we exchanged many glances and smiles so I walked to an upstairs balcony overlooking the dance floor to see if he’d follow. Follow he did and he came, stood beside but didn’t say a word at first. I asked him his name, he answered, I took his hand and led him downstairs to meet the friends I’d come with.
We moved in together shortly after and were a wonderfully happy couple for about 4 years. Each day we’d tell each other we were the best thing that ever happened to either of us. We never called each other a derogatory name or swore at the other. It was a bit of a faerie tale and one I’ll never regret.
My Hollywood moments all belong in one of Woody Allen’s depressing movies.
Yes. You’ll have to wait for the book.
@wundayatta I love Woody Allen films. He does depression in a bittersweet way. Plus there’s that music he uniquely scores his movies with.
I can identify with that, too. I wish my life didn’t fit in one of his movies, though.
Oh yeah! Ssshhh….it’s a secret ;¬}
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